The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-17 00:00:00

I • - . -4F, '•it.„ - -,1%,i %. (41 / 4 4 $10) • ._ , - - „, - f .;-. -. :- . :'d : '...„. , , - - , '".;17 . , , ,..r , 4 ; , ,,.. 4 , , • . . e ... . • . - .., 44 6 .4.. ...„. S U ... ... ... :4. . :P?... ( 0'.?.. i •-•' '•=-Z - . " , 4 ..„... ••,' .i.,t , ',"*., r.. • .„--„,,, '---;•.- • k ... t . l-;;mes . - c : \', 4, " . , •,....11PV (7:1_ , Ii :A . 0 : V 1 „ ,t . SSIS zni-DlBit 5464:1 'V Tizif.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDRN; N MONDAY EVENING, March 19, will be performed the Tragedy of .I(LX , G LEAR. King Lear,'Mr. KEMBLE ; Kent, Mr. CRESTELL ; -Edgar, Mr. C. K - E MBLE; Coneril, Mrs. FIUMPHRIESA- Regan, Mrs. ST. I.EG E R ; • • Cordelia,"Miss BRISTOW. To which will be added, the new Pantomiirie, called HA LI LEQUIN PEDLAR; • Or, THE HAUNTO) WELL. Harlequin . Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; • Clown, Mr.I.;RIMALDI; Sir Timothy.Chalkstone, Mr.:.l' BLANCHARD i Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAr; Coltimbine, Miss ADAMS ; Fairy of the Well, MigS M. BRI-STOW ; The hairy Dew Drop, Miss WORGMAN. Boxesls. Second Price 3s. N.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 23 - Gallery as. Second Price. ts.—Upper Gallery rs. i,•Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ew Box . 0 ffice, in Prince's:place, Hart.street,, trbm Ten till Four. The Doors will be opened at-Half past Five; and the Play begin at Halt past Six. „On Tuesday, The Eitile;• with The Irishman iu London. ' 4l Thursday, King Henry the Fourth, Part I. with Paul anti Virginia.-On Saturday, The Contedeiacy. Anew Comedy, in Five Ads, is ;n rehearsal, and due no tice will be gi'ven of its first representation. tHIRLI TIME. LYCEUM THEA TRE. Uriderthe Special Licenseot the LORD CHAMB E R LAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, iorrnin o _u the COM PANY of the, late DRURY LANE ' - THEATRE, win, THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 17, ato, per: form a new Serio- Comic Opera, called, " THE :IVIA.NIAO! _ Or, 'THE SWISS BANDITTI. 4 The Chetraeters by Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. WRO(UHTON, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. PALMER, :Vlr. SMITH; Mr. DOWTON,-.Vr..MA [HEWS, Mrs. MOUNT .IN, 'Mrs. BISHOP, Mrs. BLAND. After which (tweitth time) a new Musical Farce, in Two _ AeU, 'called • HIT OR .MISS ! • 'I he Crisraelecs by Mr. PENLEY,.Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. MATEIEWS, Mr: KNIGHT, • • Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHER, _ Mr. MILLER, Mr. EVANS, Mrs. MA DDOCKS, Miss KELLY, Mrs. IibAND. Boxesbs. Second Prke 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— u rri halt ce 6 r , ry d. zs. Second I' rice ts. Upper Gallery is. Second „On Monday . The Maniac or, - The Swiss Banditti; 'with riit•or Miss. . . _ TOTAL - CFtANGI OF AMUSEMENTS !!1 rAVI LION THEATRE NEWCASTLE-STREET. STRAND: - MR. 15'AVIS'ey. ISEN.E F2T. N,MONDAY NEXT, Mach, Igth (first time this Season). it Grand Strio. Conic Swttacle, -called. FRENCH INTRUDERS ; • • t)r, T F. NIA-1D OF RI VG AL, Principal CharatierS:- Messrs Cros6man, Darts, Collet. Hartland, Uryson, Decastro, Cardozo, and Mrs, Par ker, • First time this Season, Grand EQUESTRIAN ENTREE a la Mamalnks. and volious Subjects of A N 1 .MATED ARCHI TEC CURE, ....ATIPOEAN WHIRLIGIG, &c. "Cii N r Ro D rii DANcING , b M yMaster DAVIS, Pupil of the celebrated Mr. Richer. T he LEARNED HORSES • also Mr. CROSSMAN's -i.2UESTRIAN EXERC ISES, PEASANT's FRO. 'IC, HUMOURS of the SACK, &c. EXTRAORDINARY HORSEMANSHIP . , :By Mdster DAVIS. Clown, Mr. CROSSMAN. . • To conclude with IitkIILEQUIN EXILE. Harlequin? Mr. I. BRYSON; Grotesque Lover, Mr:DAVIS ; • Clown, NIL HARTLAND ; • And Columbine, Mrs. PARKER. • Second Price at hall past Eight. Na Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays. I LAST L01"1'1;RY, LA FE LOTTERY,‘ 1 4th' February, iS to. loth October, t Seq. I Prize of ..- . ,C2o,ootw 2 Prizes of - - ,C20,0c0 I - '- - .:' - , 15,uOO 1 7,-- - -- 1,0001 1 3. - - - - 1,000 500 i 2 8 Capitals. !2, Capitals. •tjY THE KING'S, PATE T. DR. NORiclS's FEVER DRnps. THE experience orniore, than half a century has so fully, established the reputation of this invaluable medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its elfi cacy ie. every species of Fever, particularly the S6arlet and , Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have nevtwheeil known to fail 4 when administered agreeable to di rethon ; in the :Vleasles, Small Pox, Teething, and most 13 is - Jrclers incident to Children they, are an infallible remedy ; the (ietay s and discomforts of advanced life are under-their immediate influence, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh Cold, and are particularly-adaptedas a genial Restora tive, I The Family (katle, as. sold afihe Poaor's House, Na. 2 9. Lower street, G rosvenor , s - quarc, vdliere orders for •ciportation .irc duly executed ' Sinitter Bottles ' t rs. and 2S. :and retail, at ttacon's, 'so Oxford -street, and by most ,:table Venders in Town and Counory. Also lir. NA ) KR I S'scelebratettA-N IT-131 LI OUS L LS, with anyie zs. ga. the Box. ObSerie that the word; `jhuin,Ls Norris Moore" are engraved on 'tf.e Govern •-11 Fut Stamp it others arti or can be genuine. • a Ift ISH sold the above TWENTY CAPITAL. PRIZ ES, in the Two list Lotteries, irfiliares, at • 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARII4G-CROSS • Where nCKETs and SHARES ate sellirg for tko ' grEW'' rr ER Y; to be Drawn the Bth of 1U NE. Wife S'clteme is the same as the last,. but the Contrador makes a free Gitt or FOUR HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS to the olde of the first,drawn Prize above 151. by whiCh a single • 1 1 , 12 Y gain the immense Sum of t00,,0001. and a Sixteen • Schemes, with particulars, gratis, and theloTtUrtate 'Jokers of any Shares of the above Twenty Capital Pries may receive the Money on demand, Lottery, their Prizes 'Or Tickets a nd Shares ir..the New at a'n,hornbill, a 9, Charing-cress.' , CHILBLAINS are prevgnted from breaking, and L their rormeilting ltc; 4i sstantly removed by kV TE - i I 'Ap'sESSENCE of MUS FAR!), universally esteemed c '., ,1 " its e.xtla.. , ,dinarY Etikac'y in Itheumatisms, Palsies, t ,TutY Aflections, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but ( " 6 eve this certain remedy his been unkn wn or naglated, t . the Chilblains have aolually oroke,.. WHITEH.E.AII's A.MILY C E KATE will ease the pain, and very speedily Preyaird and sold by , ft.slohnston, A nothecaryi-15,' Greek street, Soho, London,. the Essence a.nti at zs. 9r. eavli— • U' i Ce l r at is. f6d. Sold byevery Medicine Vender in the ‘ l.l - ‘ - rtie Genuine, has a ink Stamp, with the name lohnst.n inserted on ir. . . ~. ' THE ARMY. This Day were published, In Small ()Clay°, price ss. inboards, PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS to YOUNG 1_ (IF I: tCERS,' relative to the interior Discipline of a, Regiment of Foot. . ' By MAIOR T. CHAMBERLIN, ni m •Of the 2.4 t or ad Warwickshire Regiment. To O ffi cers col iding Local Militia and Volunteers, l t and to young Offic in g all, whose opportunities (Abe. coming acquainted - With the nor Economy of a Battalion have been tew, the Direetio ntained in titiWork cannot tail to be useful and acceptable. I. it "IP Printed for Richard Phan", London ; and to be had of all Iltioksellers. , ' • .. • Speedily wilt be * published, In Six Large 06.tavo Volumes, a New Edition, of PRE THEOLOGICAL and MISCELLANE OUS WORKS of the Rev. WILL/AM (ONES. F.R.S. To which is prefixed, A Short Account of his Life and Writings, By WILLIAM STEVENS, Esq. Ch,Printed for F. C. and I. Riviny,ton, No: s 62, St. Para' urchyard. In a fcw days will be published, In 2 Vols. Bvo. with a Portrait of the Author, and twos:diet Engravings, rrHE WORKS of the Rev. THOMAS TOWN -11 SON, D.U. late Archdeacon of Richmond, one of the Reaors of Malpas, Cheshire, and sometime Fellow of St. Mary Magdalen College, Oxford. To which is pre. fixed, An Account of the Author, with an Introdudion to the Discourses on the Govels, and a Sermon on the Quotations in the Old Testament. - BY RALPH CHURTON, M.A. Archdeacon of St. David's, .Redor of Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire, and late Fellow of Brazen Nose Col lege, , Oxford. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, and T. Payne, Pall:Mall, BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL. LOZENC:ES, For Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Shortness ut Breath, A sth ' ma. Consumption, and every diseased state of the Lungs. T O concentrate the Balsamic Qualities 01 the Ve -Igetable Kingdom into one elegant and efficacious Medi cine for the Cure of the aboves Complaints, wls reserved for the Inventbr of the present Composition ; suattive is its ope ratio* that it quickly , guests the most danger . ..7ns Infiainina. Lion, checks the imitation of the Cough; however seveie ' and those uneasy and distressing spasms of the Chest. Asa Pr eservative and Cure from a Cough to the most Confirmed Con sumptions, BUT LE R's LOZENGES are recommended, and also to those who frequent Public Places, and are ex poSed to sudden changes and night air. Sok', Wholesale and Retail, at Mr. —ut, I er's, 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row s • • Tutt, R • yal Ex - Change ; Clark, 269, Borough ; and most Midieine Venderi in every Country Town, in Boxes. at is. tidi. each. Of whom may be had, , Butler's Celebrated Vegetttbk Restorative Tooth Pa ,vder, n Boxe; ) at as, 41.1. each, • SA TU ii DA 1, MARCn 17, 1810. ANNUAL ELECTION and DINNER of the SOCIETY institute(' for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MA. NUY AC TIMES and COMMERCE. Adelphi, March i:3; ;810.- TE ANNUAL ELECTION of OFFICERS, according to the Rules and Orders of the Society, will be in the Great Room of the :society, on Thursday the zad instant; the Ballot to begin at eleven in the forenoon, and close at two in the atternoon precisety.—T he ANNIVER SARY DINNER of the SOCI. E ry will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on W EDN E 3. DAY,. the 4th of April, at five o'clock precisely; when the honour of your Company, and such friends as you may choose to introduce, is requested. In order to ascertain the number to be provided for, you are desired - to send for Tickets onus before Saturday the ;Ist inst. to the Society's House, or to the Crown and Anchor, where therthaybe had at ifs. each, which includes the whole expenee. His Grace the DUKE of NOR FO I:Xi:President ik the Chair. s • STEWARDS. Lord Henniker, V. P. .William Kirkby, Esq. D. Beaumont, Esq., Richard Parkins, Esq. John Cape', Esq. Robert Peel, M.P. W. Crisel, Esq.. George Esq, C. Augustus Edwards, Esq 4 Richard Wilson, M.P. john' Higgins, Esq. - W_._ P. Windus, ,Esq. By Order, CHARLES TAYLOR, M.D. Sec. N.B. The Dinner to be on Table at Five o'Clock precisely, and_no Colteetion to be oracle. , PICTUALLINMOFFICE, Marehi6 i T HE COMMIVP;)If4ESfor PICTUALLING HIS MAY iiSTY's NAY Y do het'e4)! -give Notice; That on Tuesday, the 2.7 th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in ziyithrg (sealed sep),. and treat for Two Hundred .Thonsand Gallons of West lntdia RUM, to be de livered, duty free, from the Bonded IParehouset - at the Port' of London,one half thereof in the space o 7 One Month, and the other half in One Month aftekvards, into his ilefesty'y Victualling Stales at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bilis, payable with ln let est, ninety days after date. The Conditions of !he Contras may Ge seen as she Secretary's (dice. , No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price -shad not be inserted in Fords at length, or theii shall nut be de livered to the Board before One o'Clork on the said Tuesday, the 27th irises nor unless the Person who makes the Ten der, or some Pelson on_ his behalf, attends, to answer'when called for. Folkestone, tzth Match tlito. WE,. the undersigned Inhabitants of-Folkestone, in the Coutify Of Kent, do acknowledge (notwith standing our declarations to the contrary) that we were p r in• cjpals in committing an outrageous assault upon Leutenant WILLIAM PITMAN of his Majesty's Navy, employed under the Ord:rs of Captain Henry ilazeley on the Impress, Service at that place, and rescuing a Mali from him and his gang, whom they had apprehended on suspicion of being a Deserter, on the Eventng of the 24th February tScg, for which offence we most seriously beg the said. 'L'eutenant William Pitman's pardon, assuring him we feel. y ry great contrition fur having so ill-treated him, also for huvi g con. tradicled his statement of our cendua; and if the Right • Honourable the Lords - Commissioners of the Admiralty sho'uld bp pleased to approve of his accepting this ourapology, we promise to prove our gratitude by our futuresgOod and or derly conduet, particularly by supporting his Majesty's Of ficers on all occasions. We hereby also . express our concern for having 111-used Lieutenant KN li, HT, of his Majesty's Navy, who was at the time assisting Lieutenant itman in the execution of his duty. And in order that the said Officers may be pettedly satis fied. and as a warning to others not to transgress.in the same way, we request that our said apology may be published in the London and Provincial Newspapers of the County of Kent. (Signed) STEPHEN. POB * DAY. lOHN ELI rCHER. - R. M. cirrlNs. A N Accurate and Autheulic NARRATIVE of the ORIGIN and , PROGRESS ut the LASSEN. SIONS at the PRESIDENCY of MADRAS, founded' on ORIGINAL PAPERS and CORRESPONDENCE, is in the Press, and will be published in a few Days. By ED. MUND LLOYD, Harley -street. ThiS Day was published, price 3s. 6d. • In int,restuig Pamphlet, of 128 psges, intitled OLUMBANUS•;3(.I tiIBERNOS4 or, a Letter C from an Irish (_::erAynnan in London, to his 1• riend in Inland, on the present mode of appointing CATHOLIC HISHO I'S 1 reland ; with Observations on Mr. K EOGIV4 e,unpilet Sold Payne, Pall-Mall, and Egerton, Charing cross. In a few days will be published, The Second Edition, greatly improved, of ADVicE to YOUNP.. LADIES on the 1.114. PROVEMENT df the MIND, and the CONDUCT - of LIFE. By THOMAS BROADHURST, Printed for Lonprtan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patern9s ter.(ow. MISS PORTER'S NEW NOVEL. This Day was published, - In Five Voluwes 121110. price ti. is. boards. THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS; a-Romance. By Miss SANE PORTER, • Author of "Thaddeus of Warsaw," and " Remarks on Sir -.-Philip Sidney's Aphorisms." Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. • - , TO YOUNG 1-10USKEEPERS. , Just published, price as. - boards, ' . r r r i HE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a nal& System of. Cookery. For the Use nf Private Families. Containing Eight-Hundredand Fifty valuable Receipts. By Mrs. smt [H. • , This •is the cheapest and-most useful. Cookery l4ookex. taut; and it is only by a very extensive sale, whiCh from every A ppearance will be unprecLdented, that the. Publishers exped rerhuneration. - --, London: Printed for Mathews and Leigh, IS, Strand, Lad said by . the Booksellers, Stationers, and. News Carriers , Throughout the United,Kingclom, .. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, , March s, ato. THE PRINOIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA YESTY 's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals , be "milled at , their Office, in Poll -Alai!, on or. &fore Wedr l te ~sty, t be 2lsi instant, from such Percont as may be willing to unArtake the Supply of FOR:NG B - for the Ordvtanee Horseutatio.a d in the following Districts, viz, North Britain, S'auth West, including POrts- , Northern, • mouth, Isle of Wight, and , . Yorkshire, ' Christchurch, Eastern, exclusive of Warley, Western, Southern, exclusive of Chat- ‘VoolVvich, with its Depend ham, encies; - Watley and Chatham, for a period of Six Itiontbx, from the Ist of April next. The Forage. to he farnithed irf Ration:, con3isting ar hereafter' may from time to time be required either of • to lbs, of •Oats, 7 lbs. of Oats, 32 lbs. - of Hay, and or or 14 lhs. of C lay, and 8 lbs. of Straw 8 lbs..of Straw; ' and must be deliveo ed at the respeßive Jtations at the expertre of the Contractor, who is also to furnish su i ch 11,P-so 7cith Oats of 8161. per Ration, as raj. be billetted 74:44in the DirtlM for which be cinstreas. The Propurals may be delivered separate/v ,r jolt tly for two or more of the said Distriels ; awl it ic expefled that the Contraßor shall receive the Stable Dung teat during tie per/4 of his Con tract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per How . per week. • Further Particulars may be brown up 2 st application to the Officers comm :riding the Rya! each Diilrifi ; and also-at the Secretary's Office Lin Pall... Wall iforesaid, ay , dty between, the hours of Ten and Four o'Cloct, Tthere the. P, opo sals must be delivered sealed up and indorsed, " I' nlposit Is- for the Supply of Fotagc hut . no Pe,p, ~be adntitted after the said 2 ist instant, at TwelveO'Clock of the same day ; neither tau aig; 7 - order be ri4 Pa,ty a, or an Agent in his behalf, shall aide/rd. By Order of the Board, s R. H. CREW, Sec. FREEMANTLE ESTATE, ONE MILE l'lt6M SOLI ItIAMPTON. TOBE SOLI) BY .1(' - lON, By WINSTANLEY SON,/ • On Thursday, the aactof March, at Tv..elve o'clock, at the Au6ti..n Mart, -near the flank of England, by Order-of the the Ex-cutors, in One Lot. THE very - Desirable FREEHOLD MANSION, with Ohices , of every denomination,`Law-n, Garden, / Pleastire Grounds, Paddock. handsome' Entrance- Lodges, Farm-yard, Husbandry Bui.duigS, Cottages, and several In closurea of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land im mediately Surrounding the Mansion, and containing 'al together, .38 A. 3 R.. 7 P. the late Residence and property of 10 I•L4A RR E TT,. Esq. deceased. • This eligible Estate is situated at Milbrook, on the high , road from Southarripton, Through the New - Forest to Salis bury, Ringwood, Christ Church, &c. one mile only from ;Southampton, eight from Lyndhurst, eighteen from Lym ingtcin,. and - 78 tam London ; commanding Marine ,and Land Prospetts of great extent and beauty. The• Mansion is replqe with every convenience requisite for the accommodation of a Family of the first respeetabi lity, fitted in a style of superior taste and elegance. , The - Offices are •juraiously arranged and well conncded ; the Gardens produdiie, the Land in good condition, -with valuable Forest Rightvand anearly possession will be given. To be viewed till the Sale (Sundays eXcepterl ) , by Cards of Admission only; which, with descriptive Particulars may be had of Messrs. Shawes,, Le Blanc, and Shawe, Solicitors, Tudor-street, Blackiriars •, and of Winstanley and Son, Pa ternoster-row, London, where a Plan 'may be seen. Partinlars may likewise be had of Win' Amor, Esq Southampton ; the. George, at Winchester ; Crown, at Christ 'Church ; Angel, "Lyinington; .the Crown, at Ports mouth; White Hai t, at Salisbury; the. White LioN4it Bath ; of Mr. Weller, Chichester; and at the place of Sale. - N. 8., About to,oool. of thp Purchase Money, may remain • on thz,,E state tin two years, if required. TUMOURS of the Breast; and Scrophulot4s Enlargements, in young Persons, will disperse by the use of SPILSBITRY'S ANTISCORBU IiC,DROPS. It is a safe and efficacious Medicine ; and its success has been proved in Aurnerous cases Of Eruptive;' Scorbutic, Gouty, Rheumatic and other Diseases, connected with bad digestion. and imperfCet secretion of bile. This remedy promotes great spirits and a good appetite. The gendine Medicine has the words " By. the King's Pa tent," expressed on the bottle, bill of dirceticin ,and outside wrapper, and the, King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of Essence, 6d. double bottles toi , and larger IL Compound Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, Bs. [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNT.- IMP, RIAL PARLIA qliN, • - HOUSE OF PEERS.' - • FRIDAY, hIARCE-1 16. Counsel were heard in the 'Appeal Mastrton Micklejohn.---A further hearing on Monday next. Several Bills were brought up froin the Co mmon;, and read 'a first time. Lord_HA Dwr c E moved for furt:ier Papers ie spewing the price of. Corn and Gratin.--Ordered. ' FOREIGN TROOPS.' - Lord KING, pursuant to the notice which begat e yesterday,. rose to move for a return of the numb. Of foreign troops now: in the pay of Great Britain. The introduClion of foreign-iroops iato this c'itintry had. of late years, principally taken placeduring the present ,awl the, late. war. They were introduct , cl. under a variety of pretexts. Some were supposed to' be only on their pats.ige to another destination, bat , once having set font on British grooud they , continued to remain here. Frain the' estimates now before the other House, of Parliament, it. appeared that their number had considerably increased, and that nearly a million of money was proposed to be voted for their maintenance. This was a material ddition to the burdens' under which the country ' had already to groan. Indeed the introduction of foreign troops was .a growing and all eady a great evil. In better times •it was, and still ought to be, Considered a most unconstitutional measure. He could not ;-better express himself' on this point, thin by adopting the language of an Address to the King, by a Speaker of the House of Commons (Sir F. Norton)... " The introdoction of foreign iroops was considered by him as highly onconstitt,'!.onal, and • Wholly unknown in the better petiod of vu) history. ,Not only was it unconstitutional, but it wk.s ex tremely injudicious and_ prejudicial to- the clSons and merits of Brash treops. It should, therefore, in his opiuion, be resisted in limine as an encroachthent on the rights and liberties of:Englishmen, and as such he should feel it his duty Io submit a motion to their Lord - Ships on that' head. Could it be, retle'cted uA without f4lings 'of pain and mortification that fo- _ reign mercenaries should have a preference over our own 'countrymen ? Yet such was the case with -respect to these foreign levies. Their services were . on &much - kess exteuswe scale than that of British troops. They enlisted tir#r certain conditions as to tee Countries t%liete they_ were. to sere and not withstanding thislinniatioo ef the extent of their - services, they received erpial pay a.ild as full an establishrrient as 'BrittSts troops.. Was riot thata'-'circumstance elltretnely .mortifying •to ,the :feelings of British soLktie:s ? Bnt' die , waiter in= volved consideiations of a mere serious tuomem.. ,Buon'apaite, the mortal enemy of this, conntry, was now master of fhe•couotries to which nioA of these • troops belonged. Woukf they trans'er thenr affec tion and allegiance from their oative soil to a SoVe. who was at War with their nark e country Would . they-absorb - and lose all their early . and total affections to a cold sense of duty ? • Where would they be employed ? What place of import-1 vice would you etibust to their hands ? Sorry, I indeed, should he be to see Inland, for example, or Gibraltar, or any of nor ,valuable possessions, placed under their protectioo.. , Look to the time of William, and tee •what the country ' thought, and how it felt with respect to his Dutch Guards. The , thing should, not be overlooked. The evil should , be checked' zn limine, before we might have to la- . ment its consequence.' not be' totvotten what effects were produced in . the Roman armies, by the introduction of, a foreign rabbl e i nto their ranks by Marius. . lie thought, the precedent Sh ou ld be Earnestly deprecated, and if his present motion Was acceded to, he should ground upon it others that wOuld have'for'ibeir object to discountenance' 'such a prat - flee, It' Was _a gross violation of the Consiitution ; and - it moreover was an injury and •ea insult to the feelings and the i nterest s of British troops. The Noble Lord concluded by moving for a 'return of the number of foreign troops in )3ri- -- tish pay, and of the 'districts where they were employed. • 'the - Earl of LIVERPOOL said he had no objec tion to granting the, tidal - illation moved .for bk. the Noble Lord; and as he had no objection to the No-. ble Lord's motion, be thought it unnecessary `to malt any observation- on the arguments that bad been offered in its support. L„id DARNLEY'observed that the answer of the Naule Ea'rl seemed to imply an 'acqUiescence 41 the motion which he had' die honour of submitting to their Lordships a_ few nights ago, .respecting the small nutnber of British troops - that were nog nbe left in Great Britain, • yet it was deemed . exp,:dier.i to negative that motion. • - Lotd I,6Earool. denied that 'any such infer ence court be drawn from the few - Observation he had made. , The question was then put on Lord King's mos. tion, and agreed to yvithout any opposition. -The House thep rOsolved itself into - a Commie on the Mutiny BM. The Duke of NORFOLK found fault wi t h t h e new clause which enabled that recruits should be -billet ted on publicans. The Bill was an annual One ; but of late years there was an annual addition of ne.i.v' clauses to the Bill, \ which Parliament was Dot . pre parecito expect. This clause imposed -a new bur-, then on 'the publicans, who we ie already butler); heavily' burtheried., He , though/ it quite improper to make such innovations in the Bill, especially when it was, to expire in nine or ten days, and there fore might be subject to much opposition - . The Earl of LIVERPOOL denied that any new clause of any importance was introduced into, the Bill, and that it impos,ed no additional burthen Innkeepers, who ,had already been indemnified tor any additional expence 'to which they might be exposed. After a few word from the Duke, of Nottso4, •s: - .1- ays uo-' the. an,' ;il—• I S. 110 r *GSA 1 0 01 41 4 . n. ilia .......,.. add r (tst is. ag.) rie.i Iso 7r" -3 ni- ;L~^ . ~; :.~~.• )r, .§ ~ "j '